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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
8
Butler residents entertain guests in Atlanta and Columbus while others visit Buena Vista Greenville and Macon. illness keeps L M Doyer at home. Snow and freezing weather persist. Local nurseries advertise trees and plants. JARRELLS STORE promotes garden supplies. Mt Pisgah church to elect officers at Sunday school meeting.
Mr and Mrs P B Childs announce the birth of a son on January 20 to be named Bussey Jr. Mr and Mrs Emmett Wilson report the birth of a son on January 21 at their home, naming him Walter Emmett.
Mrs M E Riverett of Macon was honored at a Bridge Party hosted by Miss Marion West Friday afternoon. Mrs Walter Suggs won high score. Mrs Everett took the prize. Refreshments included fruit salad and coffee. Mrs Helen Dunnody hosted the West End Bridge Club Wednesday. Mrs Belle Carson won high score and received two linen towels. Hot chocolate, cream and assorted crackers were served.
Advertises cabbage onions tomato and collard plants as assorted. 1000 plants priced 1.25 pounds prepaid. Sweet potato pepper and egg plants offered in 500 and 1000 plant quantities with prepaid pricing 1.00 and 1.75. Goods described as good, with prompt shipment from Dorris Plant Co Valdosta Georgia.
The Butler Baptist W. M. U. reports a successful year under President Mrs. J. R. Wilson and names new officers for 1985 including Julian Awards as President and M. A. Chapman as First Vice President. Circle memberships are listed, with meeting plans set for January 28. The 1984 union annual report shows contributions to Home Missions, State Missions, Foreign Missions, and other causes. Also note new seed stock available at Jarrell's Store in Butler.
A reflective lesson on Peter's over confidence and denial during Jesus' arrest. The text traces Peter's impulses from loyalty to fear, his three denials before the cock crowed, and the later regret that led to penitence. It warns readers to beware pride and to stay true when facing crisis.
The narrative recalls Peter entering the high priest's court and denying Jesus three times near the fire. A maid, the door-keeper, and others testify against him, and Peter swears he does not know the man. The cock crows, the Lord's look pierces his soul, and Peter weeps bitterly but finds his soul.
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